BRYANT SAYS MOVE SHOULD PREVENT HOLIDAYS FROM GETTING CITY BEHIND
The Forrest City City Council adopted a pair of ordinances on Thursday to waive the competitive bidding process and authorize the expenditure of close to $280,000 for the purchase of two new front-
BRYANT SEES OPPORTUNITY FOR GOVERNMENT, SCHOOLS TO PROMOTE OFFERINGS TO RESIDENTS, VISITORS
In 2010, the Forrest City City Council agreed to a new contract with East Arkansas Video that included an agreement to provide a public access channel for city government.
FEDERAL JURY IN JONESBORO ORDERS DISTRICT TO PAY FORMER SUPERINTENDENT, SECRETARY ABOUT $500,000
A federal jury has ordered the Hughes School District to pay close to $500,000 in damages to former superintendent Dr. Ray Nassar and former bookkeeper Gena Smith.
A new program designed to produce emerging leaders in the Delta will kick off Friday with a networking brunch at the Fine Arts Center at East Arkansas Community College.
A high tech sonar device is being used to assist in the search for Wynne police officer and Cross County Auxiliary Deputy Nick Swink who police believe fell into the St. Francis River.
BUSINESSES, SCHOOLS CLOSE EARLY FOR PEOPLE TO GET HOME
The second round of wintry mix this week made its way through Eastern Arkansas on Tuesday causing some travel issues on area roadways, including an accident near Wynne that left Colt residents in t
The Palestine-Wheatley School Board on Monday voted to refinance the bond issue used to build the new elementary school before students begin attending classes in the facility.
Winter weather caused problems for area motorists Monday, and chances for freezing rain, sleet and snow today have area emergency officials urging motorists to stay home if possible.
